What does Zhou Lang s dressing mirror look like?

# Three Kingdoms of the World#What does Zhou Lang’s dressing mirror look like? 】 Bronze mirrors have been handed down from generation to generation, but as a derivative of high-grade bronze mirrors, the "mirror platform" has not survived. The reason may be that the materials of Ancient Mirror tables are mostly wood, lacquer and other organic materials, so it is not easy to preserve. The mirror frame with high handle and tray and the bronze and gold double dragon mirror frame of Shanghai Museum can give us a glimpse of the elegant life of the ancients. At present, the largest mirror platform of Han Dynasty is unearthed from Tomb No. 1 of Lingyun Kuodan in Zhuozhou Museum, Hebei Province, with a height of 1.14 meters. The special feature of this mirror is that it can be telescoped up and down, and can adjust the height of three different gears through three holes and pins.
But to Tucao is, the mirror stand is so big, but this mirror is obviously small (there are many Chinese mirrors too) completely disproportionate, and this pottery mirror is placed in the interior. If you really want to look in the mirror, the wide and full eyepiece can not be placed. Tokyo, Japan